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[NeKoS]

Core i7 920 (will be overclocked)

Either a 4870x2 or 2 4870's (x2 got RMA'd, hoping visiontek replaces it even though I changed out the thermal paste).

Now I am trying to find out what is best. Would a triple rad go on the cpu or the gpu's or can a triple handle the load from the x2 and i7 together?

[SoulsCollective]

We need more info. Pump used? Blocks used? Fans intended for use?

[NeKoS]

We need more info. Pump used? Blocks used? Fans intended for use?

Your right.

Apogee GTZ cpu block
EK-FC4870 X2 GPU block or 2 4870 blocks

MCP655 or MCP355 pump

Scythe SFF21F fans

Also if anyone has a Dual rad in the front on a Cosmos S case, i would like to know how you mounted it (don't think its just standing there).

[NeKoS]

anyone know?

[Sadasius]

I have seen a dual rad or a GTX 240 in the bottom of the case in front of the PSU but not in the bay area.

[Jhors2]

Definitely cannot handle the heat load of both, i7s alone are really hot. 4870x2 also runs considerably hot, one triple for the i7 and a double for the 4870 I would say.

[John Planet]

Definitely cannot handle the heat load of both, i7s alone are really hot. 4870x2 also runs considerably hot, one triple for the i7 and a double for the 4870 I would say.

A triple can handle that sort of load (depending on the fans used, of course), but the OP's loop would be on the warm side of life. I was able to get my temps back to where I want them by adding a thick 120 being pushed by a 120x38mm at maybe 7-volts. Mine is one big loop.

[NeKoS]

I have seen a dual rad or a GTX 240 in the bottom of the case in front of the PSU but not in the bay area.

Does anyone have pictures of this? I would actuallylike to add a Dual Rad to the inside but having trouble where to mount it.